Sentence examples for degree spread from inspiring English sources

A sector is defined about the transmitting node with a radius defined by the theoretical transmission distance with each sector having a degree spread [23].

A sector is defined about the transmitting node with a radius defined by the theoretical transmission distance with each sector having a degree spread [23].  . ; N is the maximum number of nodes in ; S is the order of the sector where is positioned (Figure 1).

A main distinction between these classes is whether H3K4me2 is localized around the transcription start site or to a larger degree spread throughout the gene body.

I've experimented to a certain degree (spreading it over a pork shoulder, layering in breakfast pots with creamy Greek yoghurt, swirling through brownie batter), but your suggestions have given me a renewed vigour.

He expects, however, that as word of the new degree spreads ever further, "demand would get greater and greater".

The collective BFAMFAPHD (the initials of academic degrees) spreads a homeopathic wet blanket on the show's high spirits with statistical documentation of the hard lots of current graduates — the staggering number of artists, debt burdens, iffy prospects.

The collective BFAMFAPHD (the initials of academic degrees) spreads a homeopathic wet blanket with statistical documentation of the hard lots of current graduates — the staggering number of artists, debt burdens, iffy prospects.

However, while incidence by localised cancer in Aboriginal people is somewhat lower (non-significantly), and is non-significantly higher for cancer of unknown degree of spread, Aboriginal mortality from localised and unknown degree-of-spread cancers is significantly higher.

One factor in the greater degree of spread was that the hospital in Hong Kong where the businessman was treated used different infection control measures from those used in the United States, Dr. Gerberding said.

We want to find the degree of spread as well as measures of skewness of the performance for clustered and non-clustered approaches.

This is because in small data sets exhibiting a high degree of spread, it is much harder to identify the distribution as being either symmetric or nonsymmetric, resulting in the test detecting a difference in symmetries less often.